RESET Statement
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 Action

 Closes all disk files.


 Syntax


  RESET

 Remarks


 The  RESET statement closes all open disk files and writes data still in the
 file buffers to disk.


 See Also

  CLOSE,  END,  SYSTEM


 Example

 The following example opens several files for sequential output, then
 performs a  RESET. The program attempts to write to the previously opened
 files. The error that occurs is trapped and a message is printed indicating
 that all files have been closed using the  RESET statement.

 DEFINT A-Z

 ON ERROR GOTO ErrHandler    ' Set up the error-handling routine.



 CLS

 FOR I = 1 TO 3

     OPEN "Test" + RIGHT$(STR$(I), 1) + ".dat" FOR OUTPUT AS FREEFILE

     PRINT "File #"; I; "has been opened for output."

 NEXT I

 PRINT . PRINT "Press any key to reset all open files."

 PRINT

 Z$ = INPUT$(1)

 RESET

 FOR I = 1 TO 3

     PRINT "Trying to write to file #"; I

     PRINT #I, "Test data"

 NEXT I

 END



 ErrHandler.

 ' Error 52 is "Bad file name or number"

 IF ERR = 52 THEN PRINT "  File #"; I; "not open. RESET closed it."

 RESUME NEXT